Nik Storonsky and Vlad Yatsenko, the co-founders of UK-based fintech Revolut, recently revealed the company’s product plans for 2025 during the “Revolutionaries” event in London. The fintech announced a series of major product innovations and expansions aimed at enhancing its customer experience and solidifying its position in the financial services sector.
CEO Storonsky highlighted that 2024 was a milestone year for Revolut, with the company reaching 50 million global customers, 10 million of whom are based in the UK. The company also achieved a significant valuation of $45 billion in August, making it Europe’s most valuable private tech firm.
Looking ahead, Revolut plans to roll out an AI-powered assistant in 2025, designed to help users make smarter financial decisions and automate administrative tasks based on their personal preferences. The company also intends to launch branded ATMs, starting in Spain, featuring advanced security measures like facial recognition and the ability to deposit cash.
Revolut is also expanding its financial services, planning to introduce a mortgage product in Lithuania, with further rollouts planned for Ireland and France. Additionally, Revolut is exploring a range of new credit products, including overdrafts, while expanding its business offerings with the introduction of business credit products, a new Revolut Kiosk for restaurant and store management, and new payment solutions under Revolut Pay, including buy now, pay later (BNPL).
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